Housing Innovators Converge on Washington, DC, To Showcase Cutting-Edge Building Methods

Homebuilders will be the first to admit it's very difficult time for the business. But they're also hopeful that the nation's housing crisis will spur new ideas and solutions to bring costs down. This week, at the Innovative Housing Showcase on the National Mall in Washington, DC, builders touted th

Why ‘RHONY’ Cast Member Daisy Toye Calls Her NYC Rent-Controlled Apartment With Popcorn Ceilings ‘Winning the Lottery’

Viewers of “The Real Housewives of New York City” have come to expect lavish homes from the cast members who have opened their doors to reality television camera crews, but new addition Daisy Toye is standing firm in her belief that in the right conditions, a humble apartment can be quite the asset.

Tech Sharpens Strategy: Staying Ahead With the Right Tools

As tech conversations dominate industry discourse and brokerages compete to stay ahead, the race is on to identify the solutions that drive growth and add value. To gain insight into which tools are making the biggest difference, we asked some of our 2026 RISMedia Real Estate Newsmakers the followin

Consumer Sentiment Down in September as Economy Lags

The latest University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index, released Aug. 28, came in at 48.1 in September, falling from 51.7 in August, likely due to inflation worries and a lackluster economic outlook. Current economic conditions and consumer expectations were also slightly lower. “Consumer sentim